Kitchen benchtops
The hardest-working surface in the house. Heat, acid, knives and daily traffic — the material choice matters more here than anywhere else.
Granite · Quartzite · Engineered stone · Porcelain
Applications
Where thestone ends up.
Every surface below is supplied, fabricated and installed by us. If it isn't listed, ask anyway — most of what we make is one-off.
Island benches
The one slab everyone sees. Worth choosing for movement and, where the piece is large enough, bookmatching across the join.
Marble · Quartzite · Porcelain
Bathroom vanities
Smaller pieces mean offcuts of remarkable stone become affordable — a good place to use something you couldn't cover a kitchen in.
Marble · Travertine · Engineered stone
Stone sinks
Cut and hollowed from solid stone, or fabricated from matching slab so the basin and benchtop read as one piece.
Marble · Granite · Basalt
Splashbacks
Running the benchtop material up the wall is the simplest way to make a kitchen feel considered rather than assembled.
Any benchtop material
Fireplaces
Hearths and surrounds in heat-tolerant stone, cut to sit flush with the wall or to stand proud as a single mass.
Granite · Basalt · Limestone
Laundry benchtops
Usually offcut territory, which makes it the cheapest room in the house to finish properly in real stone.
Engineered stone · Granite
Wall cladding
Full-height stone on feature walls and lobbies, with veins matched panel to panel so the wall reads as one continuous face.
Marble · Porcelain · Sandstone